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Similarly, Peter Taylor's claims that the planet is in fact cooling down have been given prominence by the Daily Express and other outlets, though they are unfounded in science.

The integration of science and technology into the country's economic development has been given prominence in Rwanda since 1994.

These issues have been given prominence in the recent public controversy regarding screening in women aged 20-24.

It was the first time in the history of independent India that the ideological fountainhead of the BJP had been given such prominence in the state media.

The case of Miguel Perez-Montes (above, in a photo held by his father), who had been given a diagnosis of P.T.S.D., rose to prominence after a U.S. senator who served in Iraq appealed to the Department of Homeland Security to stay his deportation.

In the accompanying story, prominence was given to the "enthusiastic" greeting Kim had been given by the Vietnamese people.

With the pace of technology, and against the backdrop of American counterterrorism efforts around the world, the role of information has been given greater prominence in Pentagon planning.

The fact that a G-20 meeting has been given such prominence makes it rather more important than its specific achievements merit.

There is always a token presence - Boulez has brought his own music more than once, Kurtag was a focus one year, and James MacMillan has been given more prominence than he deserves - but there seems to be a ghettoisation of anything at all challenging.

Their efforts mean a hitherto neglected historical curiosity has been given additional prominence.

Although the terminology of 'health systems and health systems strengthening' has been given greater prominence recently, it has been part of international public health discourse since the mid-1960s.